I am looking at driving a small TFT and have found that the driver chip supports various interface methods, however I can't see why I would choose one over another.
The options are:
Can anyone describe the pros and cons of the different interfaces?
In my specific case I want to drive an ILI9320 with a PIC32 via the Parallel Master Port.
The "i80" parallel interface is simple and fast, and can be driven by external memory interfaces on some microcontrollers. However, it's a wide parallel bus, and requires a lot of pins to drive.
SPI requires very few pins to drive, and is available as a hardware peripheral on many microcontrollers. It's slower than the parallel interface, though.
The VSYNC and RGB interfaces are mainly useful for displaying streaming video from live sources (e.g, in a camera). They aren't useful outside special situations.
Given that you're using a PIC32 with what sounds like a big parallel port, the i80 interface is probably ideal.